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A domestic-led bulletin led by Russell Brand's sentencing at five minutes fifty-eight, with the longest item a later rage-room feature at eight minutes forty-six. International coverage, chiefly the Krakow shooting, Nvidia spy claims and COP31, accounted for about ten minutes. Retail abuse, the Fayed allegations, electric vehicle targets and fog disruption filled most of the remaining airtime.

Running order

2:06 Russell Brand jailed for 10 and a half years for rape and sexual assault · 5m 58s
The bulletin reported Russell Brand was due to be sentenced for rape and three counts of sexual assault after one victim described him as a sexual predator with no remorse.
8:04 Nvidia investigates Jensen Huang affair and suspected China spy links · 2m 7s
Nvidia hired lawyers to investigate whether Jensen Huang was targeted by Chinese intelligence after he admitted an affair, with the New York Times naming Alice Wang, while China denied spying.
10:54 Krakow gunman dies in hospital after market square attack killed six · 4m 16s
The 24-year-old suspect in the Krakow shooting, in which six people including a Briton died, died in hospital after being injured during his arrest.
15:51 Retail workers face weekly abuse as Sainsbury's expands facial recognition · 4m 5s
The Retail Trust said more than half of retail workers faced weekly abuse as Sainsbury's expanded facial recognition to 350 stores by spring.
19:57 Woman alleges Salah Fayed trafficked and sexually assaulted her on Scottish estate · 4m 36s
A woman called Jill alleged Salah Fayed trafficked her to the Balnagown estate, drugged and sexually assaulted her, and Police Scotland identified three people over offending against multiple victims.
25:38 No decision this week on EV sales targets as ministers prepare to meet · 2m 23s
Prime Minister Andy Burnham said no decision had been made on weakening electric car targets, with 26.6% of sales electric this year against a 33% target.
28:03 New fog warning issued after 40 Heathrow flights cancelled · 3m 8s
Dense fog cancelled 40 Heathrow flights and prompted a new Met Office yellow warning from 6pm for parts of Wales, northern England, the Midlands and East Anglia.
31:40 COP31 opens in Antalya as world heads for hottest year on record · 3m 49s
World leaders gathered in Turkey for COP31, where the bulletin examined how wildfires and repeated flooding are already affecting UK communities and whether climate policies will change.
35:53 Coroner rules Stroud house fire deaths of mother and two children accidental · 1m 26s
A coroner ruled the deaths of Fionnola Sherman and her children Eve and Ona in a Boxing Day house fire near Stroud accidental, most likely caused by an electrical fault.
37:49 Rage rooms grow in popularity as women seek emotional release · 8m 46s
A rage-room feature near Bath found women using them for release, with a psychologist saying some venues are three-quarters female and benefits are short term.
42:42 Burnham-on-Sea due to host second Guy Fawkes Carnival night · 1m 35s
Burnham-on-Sea prepared to host the second Guy Fawkes Carnival night in its 80th year, after tens of thousands watched Bridgwater's procession and Gremlins won the main award.
49:57 Rylan Clark visits circus arts project ahead of Children in Need · 3m 40s
Rylan Clark visited the National Centre for Circus Arts, which receives Children in Need funding for classes for neurodivergent and autistic children, ahead of Friday's live show.

On air

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5:29

Georgina Bailey, the granddaughter of Fawlty Towers actor Andrew Sax
6:12

Gordon Smart, BBC 5 Live presenter
22:52

Metropolitan Police
27:12

Andy Burnham, Prime Minister
28:30

Shinaz Virani
33:55

Miatta Fahnbulleh, Energy and Net Zero Secretary
48:16

Dr Nilu Ahmed, psychologist

2:06
Story begins Russell Brand jailed for 10 and a half years for rape and sexual assault
2:28

Claim Russell Brand jailed for 10 and a half years for rape and sexual assault

A victim said she was traumatised after the attack.

BBC One, BBC News at One including, 9 November 2026, 2:28-2:31
2:31

Claim Russell Brand jailed for 10 and a half years for rape and sexual assault

Brand's lawyer argued in mitigation that Brand is a fundamentally different person today.

BBC One, BBC News at One including, 9 November 2026, 2:31-2:38
4:39

Claim Russell Brand jailed for 10 and a half years for rape and sexual assault

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy raised concerns that the media and entertainment industry may still have a problem with abuse.

BBC One, BBC News at One including, 9 November 2026, 4:39-4:48
5:35

Claim Russell Brand jailed for 10 and a half years for rape and sexual assault

A live Metropolitan Police investigation involved two complainants who had made allegations.

BBC One, BBC News at One including, 9 November 2026, 5:35-5:40
8:04
Story begins Nvidia investigates Jensen Huang affair and suspected China spy links
8:04

Claim Nvidia investigates Jensen Huang affair and suspected China spy links

China denied any involvement in the spy plot.

BBC One, BBC News at One including, 9 November 2026, 8:04-8:11
9:36

Claim Nvidia investigates Jensen Huang affair and suspected China spy links

Jensen Huang lobbied President Trump to ease or remove restrictions on Nvidia chip sales to China.

BBC One, BBC News at One including, 9 November 2026, 9:36-9:42
10:54
Story begins Krakow gunman dies in hospital after market square attack killed six
11:09

Contested quote Krakow gunman dies in hospital after market square attack killed six

The 24-year-old man who was injured during his arrest opened fire in the city on Saturday afternoon, injuring several people, including police officers. The prosecutor's office says it can't be categorical about any motive for his attack. Our World News correspondent, Joe Inwood, has the latest. Krakow is a city still scarred by the weekend's events.

BBC One, BBC News at One including, 9 November 2026, 11:09-11:15
15:51
Story begins Retail workers face weekly abuse as Sainsbury's expands facial recognition
15:51

Claim Retail workers face weekly abuse as Sainsbury's expands facial recognition

Retail Trust figures indicate that more than half of retail workers experience abusive or violent customers every week.

BBC One, BBC News at One including, 9 November 2026, 15:51-15:57
19:57
Story begins Woman alleges Salah Fayed trafficked and sexually assaulted her on Scottish estate
25:38
Story begins No decision this week on EV sales targets as ministers prepare to meet
25:38

Claim No decision this week on EV sales targets as ministers prepare to meet

A government meeting this week is widely expected to water down the target.

BBC One, BBC News at One including, 9 November 2026, 25:38-25:43
25:43

Claim No decision this week on EV sales targets as ministers prepare to meet

The existing policy requires 80% of new vehicles sold in the UK to be fully electric by 2030.

BBC One, BBC News at One including, 9 November 2026, 25:43-25:48
26:35

Claim No decision this week on EV sales targets as ministers prepare to meet

Electric cars accounted for 26.6% of cars sold this year, against a 33% target.

BBC One, BBC News at One including, 9 November 2026, 26:35-26:42
26:51

Claim No decision this week on EV sales targets as ministers prepare to meet

Carmakers wanted the 2030 target reduced to about 50%.

BBC One, BBC News at One including, 9 November 2026, 26:51-26:54
27:28

Claim No decision this week on EV sales targets as ministers prepare to meet

Andy Burnham said reports were speculation and no decision had been made.

BBC One, BBC News at One including, 9 November 2026, 27:28-27:35
28:03
Story begins New fog warning issued after 40 Heathrow flights cancelled
31:40
Story begins COP31 opens in Antalya as world heads for hottest year on record
33:10

Charged quote COP31 opens in Antalya as world heads for hottest year on record

Plans were approved, but dropped as costs rose. Everyone just feels like it's never going to happen. They feel let down by the government. We feel like we're the first town to be abandoned due to climate change. And that has serious consequences for the town. Historic buildings owned by the town council

BBC One, BBC News at One including, 9 November 2026, 33:10-33:18
33:33

Charged quote COP31 opens in Antalya as world heads for hottest year on record

and many businesses say they can't get flood insurance. I mean, essentially, much of the town is pretty much uninsurable. It is, yeah. If the climate change carries on and basically we keep getting this year in, year out, then it'd probably become a ghost town. I think we will have to accept, as flooding continues to get worse,

BBC One, BBC News at One including, 9 November 2026, 33:33-33:40
35:53
Story begins Coroner rules Stroud house fire deaths of mother and two children accidental
37:49
Story begins Rage rooms grow in popularity as women seek emotional release
42:42
Story begins Burnham-on-Sea due to host second Guy Fawkes Carnival night
49:57
Story begins Rylan Clark visits circus arts project ahead of Children in Need
53:37
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